I am located in Utah and thinking of relocating to Georgia or South Carolina for a more affordable market.

I've found Colorado to be one of the most expensive in the US, maybe followed by Park City/Deer Valley, Utah.

For my own investments, I focus in two areas: The Washington DC commuter zone (i.e. 90 minute radius outside of the capital, where commuters and companies are spreading outward), and Salt Lake City, UT (state is #1 for population growth according to US census).Happy to talk 1:1!

We ended up with a lender that specializes in tiny houses out in Utah, but they ripped my arm and leg off in terms of interest rate and down payment.

I have lived here since 1998, went to school at UT San Antonio, and the majority of my investments are here locally (single family homes and multi family apartment complexes). 

I manage around 105 MTRS/STRs in northern utah, would be happy to chat further with you. 

I am in Cedar City, UT but open to investing out of my area.

I see you are in UT and I dont have much experience with the West and SW. start looking at price points in these states to determine what price point is good for you , and yeah Zillow is fine for research. 

I have someone in Utah who sets it up for us upfront and teaches us how to use it and then after that its simple.

Hi,Need some expert inputs if it’s worth the investment needed to convert my current property to mid term/ STR with fully furnished.I have a property right opposite to UT Arlington .